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The motion that is both the input and output of the two gears is rotational motion. When one gear (the input gear) rotates, it causes the adjacent gear (the output gear) to rotate in the opposite direction. This transfer of motion allows for the transmission of torque and speed between the gears. Thus, both gears engage in continuous rotational motion as they interact with each other.

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